Food excellent ! Great service!…read morePrice affordable ! You must try it! Family are welcome during lunch time !

Little Pub keeps proving why it's a local favorite -- cozy vibe, friendly service, and creative pub…read morefood that hits the spot more often than not. Napa Salmon Flatbread: The blackened salmon was perfectly seasoned and juicy, balanced by the crisp cabbage and creamy guac. The cilantro-lime sour cream and chipotle honey drizzle added just enough zing and sweetness to tie it all together. Fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly light for a pub dish. Buttermilk Ranch Crunch Wrap: Comfort food done right. Crispy fried chicken, crunchy tater tots, and melty cheddar jack wrapped up with BBQ sauce and ranch -- total flavor bomb. Could've used a touch less sauce to avoid sogginess, but still seriously satisfying. Overall, Little Pub nails casual dining with flair. Great place to grab something fun, filling, and just a little indulgent.

Went to meet a friend for drinks after work and I'll say that I was pleasantly surprised by this…read moreplace. I wasn't expecting a dive-y bar just off the Ave and I definitely wasn't expecting such good food, service and prices. I stuck to beer but they had what seemed to be a full bar (nothing too fancy) and a few domestics on draught. The bartender, Tommy, was attentive and fun to get to know. You could tell he loved what he does and he interacted with everyone. There's shuffleboard inside, maybe twenty or so seats at the bar and a few tables for groups. The pizza was excellent and Tommy suggested a vinaigrette with Gorgonzola cheese to complement it. DELICIOUS. The prices were great and I'll definitely be going back- especially if Tommy is there. The only negative I can think of is that there's really no dedicated parking (that I saw) so I had to leg it in the cold for a bit but really, it wasn't a big deal. I'm still surprised that this place exists in Greenwich and looking forward to next time already.

Pizzas were ALWAYS great! Taste, texture, toppings... they had it all! Wish we could get them in…read moreSouth Carolina

Breakfast is really good. Fast and simple. Waitresses are nice. I go there when I am in town. An…read moreold fun diner

For the majority of the area to focus on upper income clientele this restaurant was a surprise…read moreoffering basic American comfort food. They say they've been around 30 years, probably before all the supposed hedge funders moved in. Food was tasty. Nice friendly local service.

Had a great Father's Day dinner here! Sat on the patio which was very cute with a view of the pond…read moreto our left. Prices are a little high, but the food was great!! Got the poke bowl and the shrimp salad. Totally recommend for drinks and dinner.

"Dessert made the night."…read more La Bistro delivers a solid, comfortable dining experience, even if it does not quite separate itself from the pack. I ordered the 1930's Rachel sandwich with pastrami, Swiss, sauerkraut, and thousand island on rye, served with a side of fries. The sandwich was well balanced and satisfying, with the pastrami bringing a good depth of flavor and the bread nicely toasted, though nothing about it pushed beyond what you would expect from a reliable local spot. The fries were crisp and did their job, but again, more supporting act than standout. Where the meal really turned was dessert. The Tangerine and Ube mousses were easily the highlight of the night. Both had a clean, refined presentation and a smooth texture that felt more thoughtful and elevated than the rest of the meal. The tangerine was bright and refreshing, while the ube brought a subtle richness that rounded things out nicely. It was the one moment that felt memorable. The ambiance leans warm and relaxed, making it an easy place to sit and talk without feeling rushed. Service was steady and unobtrusive, fitting the tone of the restaurant well. Overall, La Bistro is a dependable spot that gets the fundamentals right, but it is the dessert that gives you a reason to come back.

Anniversary dinner at Cottage (Greenwich) tonight. First time here and it did not miss a single…read morebeat! Decor was fresh and clean and the tables were not tightly packed so we had some space and a bit of privacy. Our waiter, Maximilian was fabulous. He knew the menu well and guided us through it all. Apps - loved the mix and match/by the piece apps. We tried the brisket bao. Between the tender, flavor bomb brisket, the kimchi and sauces, it was just delicious! Next we had the king crab sushi rolls. They were very good, and no complaints, but was probably the weakest bite of the night. Mains - Well, my wife had the Lobster pasta. Homemade (in house!) spaghetti; tomato base with zest and tons of flavor and a bit of a kick; chunks of lobster. Rave review! I had the burger. Did not dissapoint! Cooked medium rare -- to perfection. The blend was delicious and the sauce and bacon jam all just had a party in my mouth. Top 3 burgers ever. For dessert, we indulged int he warm chocolate "cake". Not a liquid lava, but a smooth as silk chocolate bomb with a (strong) hint of orange and a side of sesame gelato. (if I had to pick on anything at all, the color of the black sesame gelato was a bit odd, but that's it). It all just worked! Delicious to the very last bite. No processed flavor here. Just great flavors in a combination that was a perfect end to a perfect meal. Thank you Maximilian and kudos to the Chef team. We Will be back!!

Very popular spot, hard to get reservations so plan early. Smelled amazing at 5:30 when we walked…read morein and were seated at our now fav table. Hubby and I are gf so my reviews are always through that lens and the Cottage is a great restaurant for GF deliciousness. After just the right amount of info from Max our friendly and fun waiter, our party of 4 started with 2 each of the deviled farm egg wagyu brisket bao (GF folks just give the Bao to the others in your party) - still so so delicious using the potatoes as base- The Napa Kimchi was yummy. Do NOT miss the charred brussel sprouts - seriously, everyone loved the curry maple vinaigrette. Entrees were Halibut (so moist) with vermicelli and Koji cured peking duck- perfectly seasoned, meaty, and filling. Finished with shared basque cheesecake wonderful taste and texture, not too sweet accompanied by divine blackberry merlot sorbet. Loved it! Must give shout out to expert waiter Maximillian (from Uruguay) who was right on with recommendations for our pallets and dietary needs. Excellent experience!

Originally excited by the addition of the Americano to Stamford's downtown scene and aesthetically…read moreloved the place too - but that's about all after my visit. Got there early ahead of our reservation to get drinks at the bar. I ordered a dirty vodka martini and my husband got a gin martini. They got the order wrong and gave us both dirty martinis. I was briefly excited by them asking if I wanted blue cheese olives but even those were dry since you can see them on the bar pre-skewered, sitting in a container, not in brine. We finished our drinks and then moved to a table. We were not given water when seated. Placed an order for another round of drinks then (smartly) made the decision to order a mix of apps first before our entrees. Placed an order for another round of drinks, got the gnocchi, dumplings & wings. Food hit our table before our drinks arrived and we had to ask for water. Now onto the actual food - sadly, nothing good to say about it: - Sticky Gochujang Wings: well fried wing but WAY too much vinegar in the sauce not at all a Gochujang flavor - Sweet Chili Dumplings: Panda Express sauce a cloyingly sweet. Would expect more from a place like this. Also the filling of the dumpling tasted like it had curry seasoning? Curry + sweet chili are not flavors that mix - at least not in this dish. - Gnocchi: The sauce was broken/so grainy and gritty and the gnocchi itself SO DENSE. After this bad show, it was a no-brainer that we were gonna take our night and appetites elsewhere. So disappointing. Feels like they have a lot of service issues. Staff felt new even though they've been open for a year or so now. Unless some big changes happen, I have no interest in coming back.

I've dined here several times over the past year plus. I'm struggling with where to land this…read morereview rating-wise because the food and drinks are always really great. Service, however, can be extremely hit or miss. I feel like 4 stars is appropriate because most of the time, it's a hit -- but when it's a miss, you almost feel abandoned at your table... The couple of times this has happened, the server was also very rude. Again, 90% of the time, really great and wonderful service experience, too. Additionally, it can get very loud in the restaurant and I'm relatively soft-spoken, so it can be very difficult for me to communicate with the servers. The experience at the bar has always been so lovely. Both the outdoor patio and indoor seating... Great vibe, great lighting. I've dined here enough, solo and in groups, to have had all of the following: To sip: - Espresso Martini: Very good espresso martinis here! - Manhattan: Classic. Great. - Agave Club: Good, sweet (as expected). - Socialite: Good. They make a good, classic Negroni and the red wine offerings are good. I'm not a huge CA wine person, but their Chianti on the menu from Italy is good. Must be medium-high in sulfite levels though because I do tend to get a little stuffy... but that's ok. :) To eat: - Burrata: Delicious but you really cannot go wrong here. - Charcuterie Board: Great to share. - Rock Shrimp Bao Buns: Ordered once. I continue to do without. They are really good but for me, personally, there's better on the menu. - Oysters: Basic but delicious selection. I just love oysters. - Organic Scottish Salmon: Very good. - Black Pot Mussels - Manieri: Amazing mussels and that white wine to accompany... Perfect. - Hanger Steak: Yum. - Greens and Quinoa Salad: Love it, very sesame-forward. If you do not like sesame, do not order. If you love it, go for it. - Spicy Lobster Fettucini: This is SO. GOOD. Have ordered this several times... Once, I had it two nights in a row dining in and I love it every time. Really good pasta dish and the amount of lobster is generous and the delicate flavor, surprisingly, does not get lost. Always plated beautifully. To end: - Caramel Brioche: REALLY great dessert; decadent. - Ricotta Cheesecake Brûlée: Amazing. The blueberry marmalade is so good.

Typical I don't write many reviews but my experience was too good to not share. Eloquent dishes,…read moreLump Crab medallions and Bronzino were memorable. Our server Jim suggested with a bottle of Rutherford Sauvignon Blanc. My family could not stop speaking about the decor. Thank again for such a great experience!

We came here with our family for our grandson's high school graduation dinner. Our kids and…read moregrandson live in Chappaqua. A charming and romantic setting. We had the private dining room because we were a party of 10. Very nice menu and an excellent wine list but on the pricey side. Started with crispy Calamari with a lemon caper tartar and a crispy artichoke with lemon aioli, Friese, peppers, and pecorino cheese. Both were very good. For mains. my wife ordered the scallops with mushrooms and asparagus risotto. She truly enjoyed it. I opted for the herb crusted lamb loin since I am a rack of lamb lover. It came with farro and sautéed spinach. Unfortunately I was disappointed. Others in the group raved about the pork chop. For dessert, we tried the chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache and chocolate cookie crumble. Much denser than a regular mouse, very good. Also the brown butter creme Brule. Almost as good as my mine which I got the recipe from a family friend Paul Bocuse.

Greenwich Brewing Company is a craft brewpub that opened in Greenwich, Connecticut in September…read more2024. It was founded by business partners Michael Stein, Randy Kemka and Kent Kolbig. The trio and their families all live in Greenwich. Collectively, they were all sick of taking their families out to dinner and the bill adding up to hundreds of dollars. They also realized that Greenwich was one of the few towns in Connecticut that didn't have a brewery. The business partners made it their mission to open their own family-friendly brewpub where consumers could get good craft beer as well as quality food that didn't break the bank. When a space previously home to LobsterCraft became available, the partners jumped at the chance to move in. I recently visited Greenwich Brewing Company for the first time. I was heading to a concert nearby, so I thought I would stop in a grab some beers and bites for a pre-show dinner. I noticed right away that GBC has a nautical theme. The logo features an anchor, and the entrance wall features the name of the brewpub spelled out in nautical flags. The place is a little on the smaller side, cozy and inviting; there's seating for about 52 customers. I pulled up a seat at the bar and looked over the menu. Some of the staff informed me that they were celebrating their one-year anniversary and had some menu specials. To drink, I ordered a sampler flight that featured "Day Sailing" (Strawberry Lemonade Sour), "Oktoberfest" (Märzen), "Hop Anchor" (New England IPA), and "Catamaranic" (Hazy Double IPA). My favorite of the flight was the Oktoberfest, and I ordered a full pour afterwards. I also noticed that there were no beer tanks anywhere to be found on the premises. A staff member informed me that all beer is currently brewed off-site. They hope to move to a larger location in the future where brewing can be done in-house. Overall, GBC's beer is ok. It's their food menu, however, where they really shine. I first started off with some delicious "Toasted Pretzel Logs" (w/ Cardinal Red beer cheese sauce & stone ground mustard). Then I finished with the "Hot Honey Chicken" (2 tenders, hot honey drizzle, shredded mustard slaw, pimento cheese, on a roll, served w/ fries). It was phenomenal! My only complaint was that the bun was a little too small; it was no match for those massive tenders. I ended up eating most of it with a knife and fork as it fell apart. That aside, it was a delicious sandwich! If you're looking for an affordable, family-friendly place in Greenwich to grab some good beers and bites, then head to GBC!

5 stars - food people and personality. Hidden gem and worth a trip from NYC for a game, match, or…read morebeer and more.